Oklahoma SB1624 prohibits short-term rentals of jointly owned properties without consent from all owners and mandates verification by rental.
Oklahoma SB1624 amends the state statutes to ensure that no property with multiple owners can be listed as a short-term rental without consent from all owners. It defines "short-term rental" and "short-term rental platform" and mandates that consent must be verifiable. Short-term rental platforms must suspend or deactivate listings upon objection from any owner and cannot reactivate without new consent from all owners. The Attorney General can enforce the act, and platforms violating the act face civil penalties and liability for damages.
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